Desperate search for girl, 5, who may be at ‘significant risk’ after going missing
- A search has been launched for a five-year-old girl missing near Brisbane
- Girl went missing from Wilde Street at Kingston around 5.15pm on Wednesday
- An amber alert was issued later that night over fears she may be at sigificant risk
A desperate search has been launched for a five-year-old girl who is missing south of Brisbane.
The girl went missing from Wilde Street at Kingston around 5.15pm on Wednesday.
An amber alert was issued later that night over fears she may be at sigificant risk.
She is described as caucasian in appearance, brown hair, and of a slim build.
The girl went missing from Wilde Street at Kingston around 5.15pm on Wednesday
She was last seen being put in a black Toyota Aurion with Queensland registration 982DA3 by a man who is known to her.
The car was being driven by another person and left the street.
The man left the area on foot and has been assisting police with their inquiries.
The child is believed to be in the company of Kaitlyn Compton, who is known to her.
The child is believed to be in the company of Kaitlyn Compton (pictured), who is known to her
She was last seen being put in a black Toyota Aurion with Queensland registration 982DA3 by a man who is known to her
Kaitlyn Compton is described as being of slim build, caucasian, 163cm tall, with brown hair and brown eyes.
The car was last seen on Alice Street at Kingston.
The child’s current whereabouts are unknown, and police are appealing for anyone who has seen the girl, the car or has any further information to contact police.
Investigators are also appealing to Kaitlyn Compton to contact police.
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